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27 Jan 1911
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Bonham Daily Favorite in Bonham, Texas
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
1
Phonograph Recordings as Historical Treasure in Paris Vaults
The París bureau stores phonographic records of French singers actors and statesmen, preserving political tumult and cultural performances for future historians. An Indian rancher records Bannock songs and war chants to Washington for ethnological study, highlighting phonographs’ potential to preserve vanishing cultures and new industrial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
House of Deputies
Jenny Lodklwin Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Gulf of Years
Ethnological Survey
Washington
Juddison
Pastor bans coughing worshippers to protect sleepers
A Pitti Urephia pastor announces he will not allow people who cough in his congregation. He says coughing could disturb sleeping members and disrupt worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Rent
Charter Road Map Faces Funding Debate in Bonham
Voters face a decision on a new city charter as Bonham seeks funds for street paving sidewalks and public improvements. Proponents say the charter unlocks critical money for infrastructure while opponents urge caution on debt and long term costs.
Not a Time to Steal an Umbrella in Rainy Day
A fragmented note recalls that stealing an umbrella on a rainy day is not smart and no one would dare risk theft when weather and mood deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hasey
Widow’s first hearing set for unknown case
A widow faces her initial court hearing as details remain unclear. The proceedings appear to focus on unresolved matters surrounding her spouse. Further information on location and date is not provided in the fragment.
Public Improvement Tax Levy Impacts Homeowners
Affected residents faced loss or disruption of their homes due to a public improvement tax levy, with many expressing concern over rising costs and long term financial strain.
Beetle Diet Sparks Cautious Farmer Watch
Agricultural authorities warn the green beetle consumes 25 to 30 caterpillars daily after exposure to bait. The report notes a subsequent “fuzzy feeling inside” following treatment, underscoring concerns about field impact and pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Silence a Physician Says Cure for Nervous Women
A physician warns that silence is the only remedy for nervousness among women but a cautions that the cure may worsen conditions. The remark appears in a column noting social expectations and health advice of the era.
Cornell Professor Warns No Babies After 1915
A Cornell professor predicts a drastic decline in birth rates after 1915, warning that if the claim proves true, many families plan to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Mrs Nichol Whistles Amid Whispers From Longworth
A remark claims Mrs Nichol whistles as Longworth does a whistle in public, startling some women who allegedly cannot whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Standard Oil Strives In Final Battle Then Plans New Push
The Standard Oil Company announces a renewed campaign after a last stand, signaling a strategic shift as it prepares a new sequence of fights in its ongoing business contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Proposed Fee Bill in Lower House Sparks Debate on County Salaries
A local editorial critiques a new bill aiming to reduce county official fees and move all county officers to salaries. It argues against universal salary plans, favoring fee adjustments by county size and workload, and warns salaries may curb accountability and incentives for enforcement.
Fee System Benefits County Taxpayers
The speaker argues that the fee system profits counties by collecting excess fees from recording deeds and mortgages. This revenue offsets officer salaries and public record costs, reducing taxes for individuals and offenders. The conclusion favors keeping the current arrangement.
Dr Short home on Second and Star streets offered for quick sale
Geo Hearn owner drops price on a fine 2 story residence with 12 acre corner lot barn city water bath never failing well servant's cabin smoke house and full model home conveniences. Guaranteed $225 annual rent from rooms and cabin plus ample family living. Near business district. Price cut by 10000 below normal value. Hendrix Moor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Short
Second
Star
Geo. Hearn
Hendrix & Moor
Harness and saddlery work by L. B. Caldwell
Skilled harness and saddlery craftsman offers practical, experienced service. Best materials and reliable workmanship provided by L. B. Caldwell on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
L. B. Caldwell
North Main Street
Bigs and bortume booklet prompts near San Antonio
A small notes item mentions a booklet titled Bigs and bortume providing facts and a prowrap near San Antonio. It references Mrs Ayvents and Waters Co based in San Antonio, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigs
San Antonio
Mra
Ayvents
Waters Co
Teyias
For Sale Tesas Red Seed Oats and Heavy Ear Corn
For sale red Tesas seed oats and strong heavy ear corn. Limited stock. buyers urged to act now. Doggett and Pal, Ravenna, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doggett & Palmore
Ravenna
Tevas
For Sale Bult Orpington Chickens Bargain Offer
For sale a small bunch of Bult Orpington chickens offered at a bargain. Sold at once. Contact information: phone Oli. ROS May.
Busy People Overestimate Their Own Schedules
A brief study suggests individuals believe they are as busy as they imagine, yet daily commitments and perceived time pressures vary widely. Researchers note cognitive bias skews judgments of workload and highlight the gap between intention and actual time use.
Tested and Proven Kidney Remedy Endorsed Locally
Bonham readers have praised Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. A July endorsement recalls a patient whose dull back pain and frequent urination faded after using one box. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sales agents for US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Dean
Nell Tarmer
Nell
Down
Saunders Brug Co
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The girl with a dimple seems to view life as a joke
A fragment notes a girl described as having a dimple who seemingly treats life as a joke, hinting at a lighthearted or ironic attitude. The line reflects a quirky character detail rather than a broader event or report.
Ohio Judge Blair Exposes Wide Vote Buying Graft
Judge Albion Z Blair of Adams County Ohio says grafting is widespread and vows to root it out. He predicted 2000 or more grand jurors would indict across the county as many defendants pled guilty and faced fines, workhouse terms, and voter disfranchisement for selling votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Z Blair
Common Pleas Court
Adama County
Ohio
Blair
Weat Sydon
Cincinnati
United States
Abraham Lincoln
West Union
Aiocrat
Rail engineers accept wage agreement after tense talks
Chief Engineer Warren S Stone announced that nearly 2600 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members will gain pay under a settlement with railroad managers. The deal ends a threatened strike and includes concessions on motor trucks and Mallet locomotive schedules, with Stone noting the agreement aims to avert widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Western Railroads
Stone
Bald
Loferun
Missouri Supreme Judge Cevorteer Contested Nomination
A garbled account references a Missouri Supreme Court judge and long political ties. It notes a judge Ferris related to a case against a standard company and mentions a transition to the United States Supreme Court appeal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceoverteer Pdnedie
NEISS
Reece
Tye
Franklin Besos
S* Laila
sUpreme Fide
Gaaven
Burgess Franklin Ferrisaiyt
Bern
Forties
St Lanan Nice
New York
Republicad
United States
Ferris
Supreme Court of the
States Circuit Court of Appeals
Agutuat
Cievedtea
Perriy
New Aid to J P Morgan and the Rise of a Financier
The article recalls George W. Porhite's ascent beside J P Morgan, highlighting Henry Popavieon as a key mentor and describing Vine as a rising figure in banking. It credits Davi con for steering American bankers through the Hogotlauling Paris conference and the Chinese loan, noting the $80,000,000 Hankuw Szechu ng railroad loan as a pivotal, contested outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Porhite
Henry PoPavieon
Sehoe
Troy
Pal
Meinder
Brent
Morgan Mimself Duvine
Musegan
Waalstreee
Frm
Joop Morgat
Vavinon
Tyy
Davicon
Paris
Persine
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